Time 2 Party

Time loop your way to a better relationship with Ben Silverio and Ansel Burch. They’re pop culture observers/zany podcasters/ excellent friends who have banded together to talk about the rom-com that isn’t, Meet Cute (2022) starring Kaley Cuoco and Pete Davidson.

We’ve been talking about Meet Cute all month, and we’re getting into the weeds this week. Ben and Ansel have each picked a particular thing from this movie to look deeper into. This month, we’re doing a shallow dive on false facial hair and indoor tanning.

Ben Silverio is @Bsilverio20 on Twitter and IG. Ansel Burch is @Indecisionist on Twitter and @TheIndecisionist on IG.

All that’s left for this month is the bonus bloopers episode. Then that’s it for season two. Not to worry, though, season three is coming down the pike with episode one, dropping on January 2. We’re keeping things rolling for 2023. So, make sure you’re subscribed. It’s #Time2Party.

Time loop your way to a better relationship with Ben Silverio and Ansel Burch. They’re pop culture observers/zany podcasters/ excellent friends, who have banded together to talk about the rom-com that isn’t, Meet Cute (2022) starring Kaley Cuoco and Pete Davidson.

Was this movie good? Hopefully, you watched it and formed some opinions because we are about to tell you how we felt about it from beginning to end. This full review contains spoilers.

Ben Silverio is @Bsilverio20 on Twitter and IG.
Ansel Burch is @Indecisionist on Twitter and @TheIndecisionist on IG.

Next week we’re reviewing the movie. So, whether or not you drink along to the themes with us, make sure you’ve watched it because we are taking a yellow cab straight to spoiler town. Hey, if you’ve read this far, make sure you’re subscribed because four Mondays a month, it’s #Time2Party.

Time loop your way to a better relationship with Ben Silverio and Ansel Burch. They’re pop culture observers/zany podcasters/ excellent friends, who have banded together to talk about the rom-com that isn’t Meet Cute (2022) starring Kaley Cuoco and Pete Davidson.

It’s the end of the year. So, for this one, it’s just our intrepid host and producer braving the wilds of New York City bullshit to bring you bullshit of their own. Ben and Ansel have put together a handful of “party favors” (watch-along rules) to help you get even more into what was a surprisingly good and kindly brief movie from this year.

Ben Silverio is @Bsilverio20 on Twitter and IG. Ansel Burch is @Indecisionist on Twitter and @TheIndecisionist on IG.

Next week we’re reviewing the movie. So, whether or not you drink along to the themes with us, make sure you’ve watched it because we are taking a yellow cab straight to spoiler town. Hey, if you’ve read this far, make sure you’re subscribed because four Mondays a month, it’s #Time2Party.

Laugh until you’re a little bit concerned with Ben Silverio and Stella Cheeks. They’re pop culture observers/zany podcasters/ excellent friends, who have banded together to talk about weird crushes, comic books, and this should-have-been-a-classic from 2000 AD.

It’s time for the much anticipated bonus blooper epsiode. We were left unsupervised and couldn’t help but spend a full 30% of our recording time talking about our weird early crushes and specifically the fuckability of Vincent D’onofrio in varying stages of his career.

Ben Silverio is @Bsilverio20 on Twitter and IG. Stella Cheeks is @StellaCheeks on IG and @Stella_Cheeks on Twitter. Ansel Burch is @Indecisionist on Twitter and @TheIndecisionist on IG.

Next week begins our coverage of Meet Cute, the Kaley Cuoco and Pete Davidson film from this year. It’s just as low budget, romantic, and paradox ignoring as Happy Accidents. Maybe that’s our theme now. Probably not. Anyway, make sure you’re subscribed because four Mondays a month, it’s #Time2Party.

Laugh until you’re a little bit concerned with Ben Silverio and Stella Cheeks. They’re pop culture observers/zany podcasters/ excellent friends, who have banded together to talk about weird crushes, comic books, and this should-have-been-a-classic from 2000 AD.

This episode is the one you should have been waiting for as Ben and Stella manage to stay on topic for minutes at a time to educate you about Yellow Taxi Cabs and Dramamine. Fascinating subjects or fascinating to have been chosen as subjects? You be the judge.

Ben Silverio is @Bsilverio20 on Twitter and IG. Stella Cheeks is @StellaCheeks on IG and @Stella_Cheeks on Twitter. Ansel Burch is @Indecisionist on Twitter and @TheIndecisionist on IG.

Next week we’re bringing you the bonus blooper episode full of truly wild content including maybe too much information about the sexual awakenings of our hosts. So, make sure you’re subscribed because four Mondays a month, it’s #Time2Party.

Laugh until you’re a little bit concerned with Ben Silverio and Stella Cheeks. They’re pop culture observers/zany podcasters/ excellent friends, who have banded together to talk about weird crushes, comic books and this should-have-been-a-classic from 2000 AD.

“Happy Accidents” is a movie near and dear to Stella’s heart and we are so honored to have shared it with her in this, deeply disrespectful way. In this first episode, our party favors for you are a bunch of drinking and smoking rules which might just make this already very good movie even more enjoyable. So, grab your intoxicant of choice and get ready to go on a psychological and temporal wild ride.

Ben Silverio is @Bsilverio20 on Twitter and IG. Stella Cheeks is @StellaCheeks on IG and @Stella_Cheeks on Twitter. Ansel Burch is @Indecisionist on Twitter and @TheIndecisionist on IG.

Next week we’re reviewing the movie. So, rent it on Amazon Prime or dust off your DVD binder to give it a watch . Then, make sure you’re subscribed because four Mondays a month, it’s #Time2Party.

It’s time to take a break from the stresses of life and all of the people who are mean to you with Ben Silverio and Andy Huttel. They’re pop culture observers/zany podcasters/ excellent friends, who have banded together to rib each other’s sandwich choices, do impressions and talk about every movie including the one they watched for this podcast.

It’s week four and as usual, that means it’s time for us to deliver all of the weird digressions, bits, impressions and things that should have been in episode 2 but didn’t fit naturally into the flow.

Ben Silverio is @Bsilverio20 on Twitter and IG. Andy Huttel is @Andohasissues on Twitter. Ansel Burch is @Indecisionist on Twitter and @TheIndecisionist on IG.

Make sure you’re subscribed because four Mondays a month, it’s #Time2Party.

It’s time to take a break from the stresses of life and all of the people who are mean to you with Ben Silverio and Andy Huttel. They’re pop culture observers/zany podcasters/ excellent friends, who have banded together to rib each other’s sandwich choices, do impressions and talk about every movie including the one they watched for this podcast.

This week we’re taking the time to deepen our collective knowledge about the technologies, features and art of the movie with a little edutainment. This is our accidental musical episode featuring shallow dives into Downtown by Petula Clark and I’ve Got My Mind Set On You by James Ray. Though, in a surprise to no one, the guys also got distracted with covers of these songs, covers of other songs and then martinis.

Music Featured in this Episode:

“Love of Power” written and performed by Marlon Longid, written for Time 2 Party

“Downtown” performed by Petula Clark, written by Tony Hatch. Property of Universal-McA Music Publishing Div. of Universal Music Corp.

'“Downtown” performed by the B-52s. Property Kobalt Music Copyrights

“I’ve Got My Mind Set On You” performed by James Ray, written by Rudy Clark. Property of MGM Records.

“[This Song’s Just] Six Words Long” performed by Weird Al Yankovic, written by Rudy Clark & “Weird Al” Yankovic. Property of Volcano/Way Moby.

“Istanbul (Not Constantinople)” performed by The Four Lads, lyrics by Jimmy Kennedy and music by Nat Simon. Released by Columbia Records

“Downtown (Downtempo)” by Anya Taylor-Joy. From the soundtrack to “Last Night in Soho” Property of MGM Records.

Ben Silverio is @Bsilverio20 on Twitter and IG. Andy Huttel is @Andohasissues on Twitter. Ansel Burch is @Indecisionist on Twitter and @TheIndecisionist on IG.

Make sure you’re subscribed because four Mondays a month, it’s #Time2Party.

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It’s time to take a break from the stresses of life and all of the people who are mean to you with Ben Silverio and Andy Huttel. They’re pop culture observers/zany podcasters/ excellent friends, who have banded together to rib each other’s sandwich choices, do impressions and talk about every movie including the one they watched for this podcast.

We’re reviewing the amazing Edgar Wright film, Last Night in Soho. This is full spoilers ahead. So, if you’ve not seen the movie yet. Check out our part 1 for watch-along rules, give it a watch on HBO Max then come on back and give this one a listen. Or let it ride. We’re not the boss of you.

Ben Silverio is @Bsilverio20 on Twitter and IG. Andy Huttel is @Andohasissues on Twitter. Ansel Burch is @Indecisionist on Twitter and @TheIndecisionist on IG.

Make sure you’re subscribed because four Mondays a month, it’s #Time2Party.